Delete PDF Pages

Remove the pages you don't need and keep everything else in order.

  • Free
  • No signup
  • No watermark
  • Works on any device

How to delete pages from a PDF

  1. 1

    Select your PDF

    Click Select PDF file or drop it onto the green box.

  2. 2

    Type the pages to remove

    Use single pages and ranges, for example 1, 4-6.

  3. 3

    Download the new PDF

    Everything you didn't list is kept, in the same order.

To delete pages from a PDF, select the file, type the pages you want to remove (for example 2, 5-7) and click Delete pages. PDFVerge keeps every other page in its original order and gives you a new PDF to download.

Why remove pages with PDFVerge

Remove many pages at once

List single pages and ranges together, such as 3, 8-12, 20. There is no clicking through thumbnails one by one.

Order stays the same

The pages you keep stay in their original sequence.

No quality loss

Nothing is re-rendered, so the pages you keep are unchanged.

Free, no watermark

No signup, no trial, nothing added to your document.

When to delete PDF pages

Deleting pages is the fastest way to tidy a document before you send it: blank pages from a scanner, a cover sheet the recipient doesn't need, instructions pages before a form, or duplicate pages from a merged file.

If you want only a few pages out of a long document, it is often easier to use Split PDF and list the pages to keep.

You can't delete every page: at least one page has to remain. Page numbers are positions in the file, starting at 1.

Delete pages questions

How do I remove a page from a PDF?

Select the PDF, type the page number in the box and click Delete pages. Download the new file, which has that page removed.

Can I delete several pages at once?

Yes. Separate pages with commas and use a dash for ranges, for example 2, 4, 9-12.

Does deleting pages reduce the file size?

Usually a little, depending on what was on the removed pages. For a much smaller file, run it through Compress PDF afterwards.

Can I undo it?

Your original file isn't changed. PDFVerge creates a new copy, so you still have the original if you need it.